From the course: Docker on Azure (2019)

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Solution: Commit a code change

Solution: Commit a code change

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Solution: Commit a code change

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(upbeat music) - [Instructor] So here we have our latest and ID three or ID one, depending on how many images instances you've actually tried to do this with, tags, we want to make this tag four, and this latest tag also point to our actual latest docker-azure repository instance. So the easiest way to do that, if we cd ../docker-azure, which is where we actually placed our git repository, is we can go ahead and make an update to one of these files. We could easily update just the read me by adding a line and pushing that and that will trigger a build, but we're going to be a little clever. If you're following along, so you can V-I the hostname.shell script, and in one of the future videos we're going to want to, instead of overwrite this file, we're going to want to append to this file. So, simply put, if you actually say usr/share/nginX/html/hostname/index.html, if we put the double arrow instead of the single arrow,…

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